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Oak (disambiguation)

An oak is a tree or shrub in the genus Quercus in the plant family Fagaceae.

Oak or OAK may also refer to:

Plants

People

  • P. N. Oak (1917–2007), controversial Indian historian
  • Oak Felder, songwriter and record producer
  • Arnold Schwarzenegger, whose long term nickname in the world of bodybuilding is 'The Oak'

Places

In the United States
Elsewhere
  • Oakleigh railway station, in suburban Melbourne, Australia, MTM station code

Other uses

  • Oak (band), English folk band
  • Oak (programming language), a programming language that evolved into Java
  • OAK Racing, endurance racing team
  • OAK (flavoured milk), An Australian brand of favoured milk
  • Oak Technology, defunct chipset maker
  • Mr. Oak, a fictional character from the Doctor Who story Fury from the Deep
  • Professor Oak, a fictional character of the anime, manga, and RPG series Pokémon
  • Oakland Athletics, a Major League Baseball team based in Oakland, California
  • Oak (wine), the use of oak in winemaking
  • United Aircraft Building Corporation (Russian: OAK), company formed by merger of several Russian aerospace firms
  • The Oak, 1992 Romanian film by Lucian Pintilie

See also

  • Quercus (disambiguation)
  • Oaks (disambiguation)
  • Oak Tree (disambiguation)
  • Oak Creek (disambiguation)
  • All pages with titles beginning with oak
  • All pages with titles containing oak
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